Latest News - Jubilee Woods

Planting a tree to mark a birth is a wonderful gift, and it also makes a great souvenir for the Jubilee. It's inspired the team at Emma's Diary to team up with us to offer plant a tree for a Jubilee baby in a special Jubilee babies grove at our flagship Diamond Wood. So if you know a Jubilee baby then why not mark their special birth with a tree.

Start your Jubilee celebrations with royalty! Join Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal for a fabulous free day out at our new Flagship Diamond Wood on Friday 1 June from 9am - 3pm.

A special concert to celebrate The Queen's Diamond Jubilee will see the first performance of a new cantata based on the way trees and woodland impact our lives.

The Woodland Trust is celebrating a major success in its Jubilee Woods project. We’ve now planted three million trees since the start of the project.

The University of York celebrated the Queen’s visit to York on Thursday 5th April 2012 and her 60-year reign with the creation of a very special Diamond Wood on its new £750m million campus extension at Heslington East.

With April just around the corner the bluebell season is arriving. With flowers blooming across the UK what a wonderful time it is to visit our woods to see these in their natural habitat.

Former Olympians Mary Peters and Jim Kirkwood have helped a new generation of athletes put down roots at Queen’s University in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

We set ourselves an amazing challenge to kick start our year of tree planting for the Jubilee Woods project – to plant one million trees in February. And we have achieved this in fantastic style, with Dermot O’Leary planting the millionth tree

A ‘Diamond Wood’ at Bentra, Whitehead is glowing with life thanks to the handiwork of nature lovers. Over 1,000 members of the public - schoolchildren, local people and visitors - transformed the landscape by planting thousands of trees during a week-long series of events in celebration of the Queen’s historic Diamond Jubilee. Read more.